ASUS has released their the F2A85V-Pro for the socket FM2. The board retails at around $140, but is packed with features.
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ASUS hit the market hard with the little board that packed a big punch. Now they’ve released the bigger brother of that board: the Maximus V Formula, and the Maximus V Extreme is following shortly. Let’s check out the Maximus V Formula and see what it has to offer.
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